SIMPLE Mobile

[Arsinek]

Anybody have the lowdown on these guys?

http://www.mysimplemobile.com/index.aspx

 

[shortylickens]

They want a thousand bucks for an HD2?

I DONT THINK SO!

 

[ImDonly1]

Anybody have the lowdown on these guys?

http://www.mysimplemobile.com/index.aspx

They are a tmobile reseller. They are a little shady like h2o wireless from what I remember.
They don't advertise their caps although most people figured it put its 1gb. You can get more data for about the sand price through tmobile.

They also throttle you to edge speeds on the 40 plan. Their most expensive plan is the most worthwhile for 3G, but for that much you can just sign up with tmobile and hey more data got the same price.

 

[Arsinek]

They are a tmobile reseller. They are a little shady like h2o wireless from what I remember.
They don't advertise their caps although most people figured it put its 1gb. You can get more data for about the sand price through tmobile.

They also throttle you to edge speeds on the 40 plan. Their most expensive plan is the most worthwhile for 3G, but for that much you can just sign up with tmobile and hey more data got the same price.

Thanks for the info

 

[ImDonly1]

Thanks for the info

To explain a little more, simple mobiles plan is 60 with 1gb of data? Tmobile offers a 70 plan with 5gb data. You can get 10 or 15% off refills at callingmart.com to make the price 63.

Or of you don't need many minutes just get tmobiles 30 plan with less minutes and 5gb of data.

Whatever you do do not get simple mobiles 40 plan. It is edge only no 3G which is bad with a smartphone.

There is more info at howardforums.com in their forums.

 

[preslove]

I've been looking at non-contract smartphone plans for a little while now, and the best currently seem to be Virgin Mobile's $35 plan (sprint) Straight Talk's $45 unlimited plan (GSM, bring your own phone AT&T), and T-Mobile's $30 plan.

Once my contract is up I'm either going to buy an AT&T compatible phone and go with Straight Talk, or go with T-Mobile's $30 plan, and then get a cheap verizon flip phone and buy the $80 straight talk 2000 minute card (lasts a year).